Exactly. Why should US citizens scan iris without incentives or actual proof-of-personhood use? Sus.
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China Supplies Russia Military Equipment Drones Thermal Optics
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market forces https://
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US Users Cannot Earn Tokens Despite Iris Scanning with Worldcoin
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To be fair, US people can use the orb to scan iris, but they can't receive tokens. Zero incentives. I still don't understand why did they need to issue 'Worldcoin' to replace Bitcoin as a global digital money. The iris info is not even used for managing digital wallets.
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Worldcoin iris scanning controversy: legal concerns in USA
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Worldcoin: I'll scan everyone's iris in the world only except for ppl in USA because they know this is illegal!
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Eye Scanner Technology Spotted in Nairobi Shopping Center
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This feels like a dark dystopian idea. Targeting emerging markets, I’ve seen their eye scanner in Sarit Centre in Nairobi over the last few months.
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Chinese Capital Flight Disguised as Strategic Global Investments
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A lot of that visible China going global era money was capital flight disguised as strategic investments back then. There is still capital flight as noted but watch that money come back as investments from non-Chinese companies actually owned by Chinese investors.
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AI Leaders Acknowledge Dangers in Public Statement
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AI leaders sign a statement to openly acknowledge the dangers of #AI https://
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Crypto Scams: The Never-Ending Battle Against Fraud
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As fast as I block the crypto scams a new one pops up.
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Self-driving cars progress stalled since 2016 predictions
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If you told people in 2016 that in mid-2023 there would no way for a member of the general public to take a driverless ride in Silicon Valley, *no one* would have believed you. After all, self-driving cars were already on the streets and were making insanely fast progress, right?
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Self-Driving Cars: 2016 Predictions vs Reality Debate
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Funnily, there seems be as many folks saying "no one ever claimed in 2016 that self-driving car were anywhere close to ready" (fact check: it was the conventional wisdom in the tech crowd back then that they'd be mass-deployed before 2020) as folks saying "self-driving car were